I’m delighted to welcome back to the podcast, Tiffany Śwxeloselwet Joseph, to talk adapting to catastrophic collapse. Tiffany tells us stories about bees, salmon, orcas and humans, and her main strategy for collapse resilience: cultivating beauty inside and out. Go here to read and share the story of SEMSEMÍYA Learn more about Tiffany and how you […]
TNP117: Monique Gray Smith on the What, Why + How of Territorial Acknowledgements
My guest today is author, speaker and consultant, Monique Gary Smith. We’re talking about Territorial Acknowledgements, a small act of Reconciliation that is spreading beyond the borders of our province and country. When I committed a few years ago to incorporating acts of Reconciliation into my personal and professional life, I began inviting elders (of […]
TNP116: Matthew Remski on Attachment, High Demand Communities + Yoga’s Culture Of Abuse
In this episode, I’m thrilled to talk with Matthew Remski about how one finds oneself in a cult, how to get out, and what high demand groups have to do with social justice, climate change and collapse. We talk about privilege, spiritual awakenings, losing our shit, grieving, deception, and the dangers of neoliberal “responsibilism”. Matthew […]
TNP115: Solara Goldwynn on Edible Landscapes, Sustainability + Climate Dread
My guest today is gardener, landscape designer, teacher of permaculture, and business owner, Solara Goldwynn, of Hatchet & Seed. Known for bringing lush, edible landscapes to forgotten private corners and under-used public spaces, Solara is not only a champion of sustainable values but I consider her a strong role model. But I also know that […]
TNP114: Jessie Hemphill on Indigenizing Urban Design + Collapse Awareness
I’m delighted to welcome Jessie Hemphill back to the show to talk about Indigenizing Urban Design and also what we can learn about collapse and crisis preparedness from an Indigenous perspective. I’m so excited that Jessie is attending our retreat, Ritual + Practice For Urban Homestead, this fall because we are both pretty serious peppers […]